TradesBarbers and hairdressers
Booking software for barbers, from £0 a month.
Each barber has their own column in the Calendar. A walk-in is an appointment that starts now.
What a barbershop uses most
Free and Plus both have every part.
Calendar
A column per barber on a quarter-hour grid. Block lunch so nobody books it.
Point of sale
A walk-in starts now in the first free column. Tap to Pay on your phone.
Customers
Each customer's last barber, service and payment.
Booking page
Customers pick a barber and a time. Taken times are never offered.
ServeCounter in a barbershop
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08:50
Doors open
Overnight bookings are already in each barber's column, marked Online.
9 appointments · 6 online -
11:00
A walk-in
No appointment. He goes in Mo's free column and pays €35.00 by Tap to Pay.
Walk-in · €35.00 by Tap to Pay -
15:15
A no-show
Fifteen minutes after the start, the app asks if he arrived. You decide.
1 no-show this day -
18:15
Close the day
Takings by payment method, with tips on their own line. The cash is counted.
Saturday 3 October · closed
What a barbershop pays
Free costs 1% of each completed booking. Plus costs £25 per location a month. Staff, chairs and devices are not counted.
Plus costs £131.00 less a month.
Excluding VAT. A month is 52 weeks ÷ 12. Payment fees on card and Tap to Pay come on top on both plans.
Questions from barbershops
Can each barber keep their own column?
Yes. Each person has a column in the Calendar. Their hours decide when they can be booked.
Does a walk-in need a name?
No. A walk-in is an appointment starting now, and the customer's name is optional.
Can customers book online?
Yes, at yourname.servecounter.com. Taken times are never offered.
Your haircuts are already in
Free to start. Use the phone and iPad you already have.